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12. Juni 2000 · Gender and Machine-breaking: Violence and Mechanization at the Dawn of the Industrial Age (England and France 1750-1850) F. Jarrige. History. 2014. Machine-breaking was a recurrent form of violence in England and France at the beginning of the industrial era. Historians have mainly depicted this kind of protest as a male practice, suggesting ...
Industrialisierung bedeutet auch die Mechanisierung traditionell manueller Wirtschaftssektoren wie der Agrikultur. Im Mittelalter arbeiteten weltweit etwa 70 % der Beschäftigten im primären, 20 % im sekundären und lediglich 10 % im tertiären Sektor – die typische Struktur eines Agrarstaates. Als erster Industriestaat weltweit gilt England ...
De-industrialisation is one of the most significant economic processes to occur in the UK. De-industrialisation in the UK has involved the decline of heavy industries such as coal mining, shipbuilding and steel manufacturing. During the twentieth century, the UK went from over 3000 coal mines to just 30. The last working deep coal mine in the ...
1. Juni 2001 · Hannah Barker; Women, Gender and Industrialisation in England, 1700–1870, Katrina Honeyman, The English Historical Review, Volume 116, Issue 467, 1 June 20
Optimists have argued that industrialisation and the factory brought gains in employment and higher wages which improved women’s status within the family. Pessimists have argued that women’s jobs were narrowed to less skilled and less valued work, and that women’s social position was degraded by the decline of the household economy.
19. Okt. 2023 · The United States underwent many of the same social transformations arising from industrialization. U.S. manufacturing began in earnest after the nation broke from England in the 1770s. An embargo on foreign imports during the presidency of Thomas Jefferson, and a British blockade of the Atlantic seaboard during the War of 1812, spurred ...
In 16th-century England, Thomas More drew on Platonic ideals for his Utopia, an imaginary island where money has been abolished and […] Read more. Industrial Revolution. The Industrial ...
